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Professional Boston Dryer Vent Cleaning
Boston is a city of brownstones in the Back Bay and South End, triple-deckers in Dorchester and Jamaica Plain, rowhouses on Beacon Hill, and condo towers along the waterfront. Nor’easters and long, cold winters keep laundry indoors for months, and many dryers in older buildings sit in tight closets with vents that wind through walls. Oxi Fresh offers Boston dryer vent cleaning to homeowners, condo owners, and landlords across the city.
Whether you live in Charlestown, Brighton, or any neighborhood in between, we trace your vent from the dryer to the outside and clean its entire length, even when the route is far from simple. Afterward, we show you what came out and answer your questions.
Ready for faster loads and a cooler-running dryer? Book through our Online Scheduler or call 617-622-9900.
A Boston Vent Cleaning, Start to Walkthrough
Every Boston dryer vent cleaning follows five steps, whether the home is a historic townhouse or a new condo, and we explain each one as we go.
- Look the system over: We inspect the dryer connection, the duct path, and the exterior vent, paying special attention to the unusual routes city buildings often have.
- Protect the space: Drop cloths cover the floor around the machine, which is especially important in small laundry closets and finished condo interiors.
- Clean the entire vent: Rotary brushes and professional-grade air equipment clear lint from end to end, including turns and long runs.
- Take another look: A second inspection checks for hazards or problems and confirms the cleaning meets Oxi Fresh standards.
- Tidy up and walk through: We pack our gear, leave the area clean, and show you the finished vent.
Townhouses, Triple-Deckers, and Neighborhood Businesses
Oxi Fresh serves condos, townhouses, multi-family homes, and rentals, and we offer commercial dryer vent cleaning for apartment complexes, laundromats, and other businesses. A visit from our Boston dryer vent cleaning team makes sense when you notice:
- Towels that stay damp after a full cycle
- A dryer that feels hotter than it used to
- A burning smell during a load
- A cycle that shuts off before it finishes
- Lint around the vent opening or behind the machine
- More than a year since the last cleaning
- A laundry closet that feels warm and stuffy
